The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 3, 1896, Page 12

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER'3, 1896 THE FAVORITES WERE SLAUGHTERED Bookmakers Kept Most of the Coin on ‘‘Ladies’ Day.” Griffin’'s Horse, The Dragon, Was a Surprise in the Handicap. Al Stanfcrd Landed the Hurdle Event With Cap:ain Reces — Libertine B:aten Out by Howard S. Ladies’ day apparently grows in popu- Jarity ut Ingleside track. Yesterday the grand stand was fairly jammed with the fair the shoulder and a well posted up ‘‘dope book.” The sport was devoid of accident, bar a nasty tumble received by little Claw- son, who had the mount on the favorite Red Glenn in the last event. . Passing the stand the horse was pocketed, and stumb- ling threw.the boy hard. The hard-headed youngster escaped with a few slight bruises. \ Tae books had a great day of it, as but one lightly played even-money choice sauntered in ahead of his field. Eddie Jones ingratiated himself with the iadies | by landing three winneis. Horatio, a 30 to 1shot, started the ball rolling by captur- ing the first race, and from that timeon | the guessing was difficult. Even with but four starters in the mile | handicap the crowd put their checks down wrong. Nebuchadnezzar carried most of the money bet at the short odds of 9 to 10, but Tommy Griffin’s black horse, The Dragon, happened to be feeling well, and showing the way to ‘Nebby’ from the jump Leat him a length in1:42)4. Lin- coln II was third, “The result of the mile and a furlong huidle affair truly shocked the informa- tion-seekers. Captain Rees, the Corrigan entry, & 12 10 1 shot, excellently ridden by | Al Stanford, raced away in the lead with the favorite Burmah, and coming away at the finish won ridden out by a length. Governor Budd, a 40 to 1shot, came fast tne last furlong and downed the first choice a neck for the place. Galen Brown’s big bay horse Libertine, with 115 pounhds in the saddie, looked about the most likely of the seven starters in the six-furfong purse event, and was heavily played at 6 to 5. Down the stretch | it looked very rosy for the favorite, when | below the paddock the 7 to 1 outsider, Howaid 8, with 97 pounds up, came skim- ming along and won galloping. Macklin on Libertine was forced to adrive to get the place from McLight. Twelve two-year-olds lined up at the barrier in the opening five-furlong scram- ble. Shaw, astride of the 30 to 1 shot Horatio, got his mount away in iront and was never beaded, leading Osric II, wno, | with Good Times, ruled equal in the bet- | ting, out u length and a halif at the wire. The fitth race, over the s:ven-furlong route, did not draw out a very high-class lot. With Johnny McHale scratched Gratify was a hot even-money choice and won from Brammetta, with pounds to spare. Miss Cunningham was third. For the final mile and a sixteenth run six started and Red Glenn opened an even- money chance. He receded to 8 to5 and whetber he would have won or not will forever remain a mystery owing to the ac- tident. As the race wasrun Palomacira headedTrappean in thestretch and finished | nearly two lengthsin advance of Thelma at the wire. Little Cripple was a close third. VAP e Notes. Had Osric 1I not been cut off he would undoubtedly have beaten Horatio out in the‘opening race. Gallant has been turned over {o Andy Blakeley and will receive a course of echooling over the sticks, Lloyd, who rode J O C, and Martinus, who sex, many with field glass swung over | had the leg up on Governor Budd in the hurdle race, were indefinitely suspended for pulling their mounts, so the officials in the stand said. Martinus rode an al- niost green jumper and a 40 to 1 outsider, and if his ride on that horse was not as strong as the one Burmab, the 6 to 5 fa- vorite, received at the hands of Andy Blakeley, there must be a rafs of blind men watching the races at the track. Following are t>-day’s entries First race, thirteen-sixteenths of a mile, selling—169 Clissie B 100 85 San Marco 101, 101 Summwertime. 102, 168 Reddington 102, 139 Doubtful 98, (161) Tempestuous 85, 173 Wyoming 105. cond rece, seven-eighths of a mile, two- yesr-olds—Zamar 1l 102, (156) Inflammator 105, (170) Arezzo 105, 170 Popinjav 98, Sir Andrew 95, 81 Candelaria 105, (131) Geyser 105, 171 The Roman 105. Third race, three-fourths of & mile, selling— 175 Pat Murohy 107, 176 Carrie U 102, (171) | Salyable 108, 122 Duke Stevens 110, 173 La Mascotta 102, (158) Don Gara 105, 195 Jack Richelieu 110, 176 Mt. Roy 107.102 Road- warmer 102, 140 Moylan 105, 168 Alverado 102. Fourth race, one and a sixteenth miles, sell- ing—133 Nicoac 95, 174 Hazard 97, (137) Babe Murpby 104, 166 Navy Blue 106, 166 Tom Elmore 104, 166 Morreionse 107, 155 Nevere 95, 141 Hermanita 104, 95 Castanette 97, 135 Joe Hull 104. Fifth race, one mile—171 Lucky Dog 105, 108 Bombazette 102, 169 Adolph Spreckels 96, | 151 Zaragosa 102, 100 Wawona 102, 80 Miss Brummel 93, 66 Ruinart 96, 110 Johnny Me- Hale 102, 140 Toornhill 105. SEEKING NEW FIELDS. Jockey Chevalier Ruled off Local Race~ tracks, Departs for Guatemala. Chevalier, the clever jockey who made | such an unenviable record with ‘Little | Pete” at the Bay District track,and who has | been ruled off in consequence, is about to | seek new fields in which to piy his trade. | Saturday hedrove to the Maildock in | haste and clamored for a berth on the Costa Rica, about to sail for Guatemala. | There was none for him, every inch of the | vessel’s capacity being already taken up. | The game Jittile man offered ail kinds of | money in exchange for accommodation, | but the passengers, who had all been | transferred from the City of Sydney, were | determined. not to part with their privi- | lege at any price. 3 i Tuesday morning, however, Chevalier ! steamed away aboard the City of Sydney, which has been turned.into a freight ship | and is to make arun to La Libertad and back. The Sydney is not sgpposed to | carry passengers, but Chevalier has man- aged to offer sufficient and convincing ar- guments to be accepted on poard for the trip. Chevalier’s anxiety to get away has two sides. In the first place, his work on local tracks has causec him to be ruled off | and has shut off his mode of livelihood. In the second place, he has found a brand- | new field in Guatemala. | Emil Schuman, the only horseman down | | there, cabled here for a clever jockey to ride during the Christmas races. He wanted an intelligent boy, capable of rid- ing according to instructions, and he got him in Chevalier. The deal was made throngh W. Miller of the gas company, and when the jockey reaches Guatemala the natives will be treated to a trick or two of which they have as yet no knowl- edge. —— s HOTEL ARRIVALS. \ LICK HOUS T E Johnson, San Jose W H Schaffer, Stockton J C Hall, J%, San Juse A M Gardner, Napa | i D aBu more. N Aimaden JRFielder,NewAlmaden 7 M Dickson, i | T Maclay. Petaluma ? MrsO. White, S Barbara Miss White, Sta Barbara G T Gordon, Stockton H : Mount, Mass J Miggs, Elmira ¥ Cadman. Elmira Cimira R Barcar. Vacayille aville G W Rice, San Miguel 1in, Redwood J L Ross, Redwood City Baldwin, Miss G D Lunt. Chicago A Young. Tulare 8 Lawler, Talare R ¥ Allen. Cat C P Thurs on, Cal N E Leit, Modesto C J Noack, Sacramento | W E Greene, Cal Crpt Wallan & w.~eattle | I'P Eisenbach, N Y T Fox, Sacramento | I M Lathrop, Newman F A Fee, Madera 1 Mrs BV Sargen.,Salinas Mrsko s Sargent,Salinas | P G Kckert, Fresno W T Stockton, Los Banos J D McCartby,Los Banos j R Houghton. Chico | W M Conley, ~alines HD E Barnbart,Sta Croz | F H Laog, “alinas ¥ . *yencer, San Jose | N TBaldwin, Woodbridge H V Moorehouse, S Jose | 3 F Peck, Merced 14 Ricnards, Los Angeles | C5 Shank.in, Chicago A L Hobbs, Fresno PALACE HOTKL P Halzell, Philadelphia P M Halyell, Philadela JiOyser&w. 5 LA W J Keyes, Wyoming W Barker, Philadelphia B [WEC anier, Denver | Charles M Joer.San Jose C A Ferriss, N Y City { € H Colburn, Virginia C M Bowden, San Jose J J Field & w, Mouterey 1 Reiter, Cleveland. O \ L Guedeltuiger, Fresno J H Henry, San Jose A C Maskl, Mi View ‘W V Holluegberg, Hol ¥. J Duvoois, Paris FVGreen& w, N Y C D Adam, Birmingham C Heward, USN HH Harsbaw,Briingame N A Irwin, Sacramento D K Gillelan. N Y ATLe NY F H Barr, Oakland C Heane, Stanford I 1 G Leszyusky, Chicago JJ Hamiyn,Coulterville F Forcheimer, Mobile #J Moorbead,Santa \na | 3 W Moorhead,Snta Ana 3 M Gring & w, 8n Jose ahl, N ¥ Kuohn, N Y PACIFIC COAST JOCKEY CLUB. meeting. Weather fine. Track fast, ~YGLESIDE RACETRACK. Wednesday, December 2, 1896. Eighteenth day of the winter 177 FIRST KiCE—Five furlongs: Lwo-year-olds: purse $350. Index.[ Horse, welzht. | % | % str. | Fin 91 |Horatio........ jC1 | 12 12 145 (Osric I1...... | 2% | 54 | 834 161 |Sugar Foot. | 3n | 21 28| ¥ Good Times . 81|73 |68 |4 etia . 2 5 |Greyhurst . 4h | sh [ 43 | 68 x Nonchalance.. |11 11 | ERIA | 7 136 “Rey del Tierra 81 613 | 8 8 1.6 |Fortunate. 71 | 8 9 a (:59) | Alazan, ... 93 (100 [10 |10 (81) Geo. Paimer 12 9sat 11 130" a2 Jaa 12 |Reidy. 69 | Reel . ‘Winner, H. Dimond’s ch. ¢., by imp. Midlothian-Lurlice. Time, 1:0214. N D KACE—Six furlongs: handicap; jurse €400, T 5 Betting, Thdex.| Horse, age. welght. str. | Fin [ Jockey. op. QL 97 Howard. 8. 97 81 1 |E. Jones. 8 8 98 | Libertine, 5 115 in | 2h |Macklin. 1110 65 168 |Mcwd:nt, 5. 100 23 33 |H. Martin |10 20 P Aquinas, 2. 80 44 44 |Thompson 2 7-2 167 lusialiator, 105 510 510 |[Shaw. 6 11-2 ; Miss Ross. 3...... 97 6 | 63 Rami 50 B00 ...... Arnetie. 4. 106 7 7 | Freen.an 120 €0 ¢ by imp. White Jacket-Zelica. Time, Betiing. %ov- L <} P o 2 I3 3 ! 167" The Dragon, 3.... TR T 1n 1h (162)| Nebuchadnezr, 4. 3i 21 g laanili s (167) Lincoin 11, 2! 4 31 R B 162 |Grady 40 34 | 4 L)k Good start. Won easily. Winner. H. T. Griffin’s br. ¢, by imp. St. George-Bide-a-wee. Time, «1:4134. 1£(), FOUSTH BACE—One and an eighth miles; hu:dies; purse. cU. T ] I Betting. index.| Horse, age, weizht. | St. tr. [ Fin. | Jockey. op. CL 20 |Cupt. Rees. 4.....143| 2 | h {11 |Stapfordl. 6 20 +166 (Gov. Budd, 3.....184| 1 5 |2n |Martines . 15 40 s Eurmab, 4. 143 8 | h |35 |Blakely. 3 &b 157 | Moutaivo, 5 155 6 3 10 |G. Cochran 3 12 ,(151) J0C, 4 147, 8 | 5 1 10 |L. Lioyd 8 7 151 |Hello, 4 a3 4 5 |T. Murph; {16 30 85 | Arternus, 4. 2 4 |3 Owens. 3 10 Hermzo,6. | Higgins. 115 20 GRAND HOTEL. F Jj Stearns, Auburn \V Stearns, Aubnrn LD Anderson, Pacheco H Ganer & w. Winters A Allen. London J C Taures, Napa. A “Bower, Ship Arcttc J Renison, Sallnas G W Snowden, Willows H L West, Willows J C Harris, Walnut urve J W Snowden, Willows Rev E Graham, Chico R P La‘hrop, Hollister W M Vanderhurst. Cal P W Brien, Holli .ter T Goodwin, San Diego W H M Baraes, Portland L R Loryen. S&cto Jumes O'Neil, Sscto - » C W Mc=outh, N Y W Ash & w, Beriin G N Griffin, Woodland W A Koot, Xacto J Sutton, Berkeiey Willism Ham, Berkeley S A Ray, Berkeley G A Boyden, New York J K Worthington, Cal ¥ M Broderick, Eureka ¥ ¥ Tompkinson, w, B C D Stussie & w, Cal A E Willlams, $an Jose' G BW Williams, Cal ¥ E Keaing, Pleasanton L M Lusse §, Martinez Rev A kakin, Sta Cruz ¥ C French, Santa Clara FJ Trancon,'San Jose J H Moggard, ¥acto © W Campbeil, Stockton N J Knox, Waterford McWhorter, Fresno W J May. Auburn J Goldman. Merced 4 Case, Belotte C L Kuggles, Swockton _J W Tulluche, Oakdale W F_Kuox, Wm Malkenny, Sacto F T Jounson, W Mentor, Auburn Chas Lynde, San Jose T Ginhls, N Y M 1 Ginnis, N ¥ A Myer, Modesto R K Usrainer. Oakiand I B Granger, Alvarado 8T Corane, Newark & Hubbs, Bonlder Creek W Lomontague, BoulderC A W Stuart, Courtiand 1 Feaster, Mare Island M F Duff, sienlo Park W K Cole, Martinez Rev K W ylie, Napa Geo Hall, Sania Rosa K Seaweli, Santa Rosa P Mitschun & w, Salem C Fu.e, Dancan Mifils W A Chapman, Coatl F Youaa. Wiilets 0 Woo iward, Staten Is F L Orcutt, Sacto F A Koble, Sacto W F George, *acto F D Prince, Sacto J'B Quigley. Sacto MJ Desmond, Sacto J Denny, Sacto ¥ i Kendall, Ban Jose VI’ I nonig. Mattinez LCWittenmyer,Martinez J D Bradley, Merced J W Bailey, lielena J Antuony, Visalia J ¥ Devendort, San Jose A Nichols, San Jose NEW WESTERN HOTEL. C H Murphy, N Y H Huft & w, Bouldin S A Gamver, San Diego J H Price, - an Diego AL Fhiips, san Diego P L McPherson. Stkn Mrs MJ Harris & fm, J 2 Lhodes, N Orleans Philipsburg, Mont = A_W Carson, N Urleans AM Byrnes, Los Ang J Rodman, R'1 J Swanson, Tiouron ~ J C Baker, Rodeo AGO Sirume, USN A Jones, USN L M Burtis, San Jose J Wilson, San Jose L D Bernard, >un Jose + Dunlap, Chicago C Barnes Chicigo J Mayior, Sacramento J Armstrong, Ll J Willer: & w, San Diego W A Poiter, Mexico K 'S Brown, Seatile C T Burcn, ‘Bakersfield F K lacon, Sacto C Duncan, Sacto J W Tinsman, Chicago J A Campbell & w, Cal ¥ W ‘Tinsman, Chicago G'E Webber, Chicago L A Lindo, Cal E L Winters, SCruz W J Proctor, Santa Cruz R L Jantz, Buftalo C E Langston, Pa A K Moss, Pa G A Morton, Los Angeles COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. 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DAY) EVENING, December 3, at 7:3) FRANKLIN H. DAY, Secretarv. late brother, GEORGE M. SEAMAN. No. 5, I 0. 0. F —Omcers and EVENING, Devember 3. Elec.jon of officers and A. D. CH¥SHIRE, Secretary. i Octavia street, neas Union—T: eran Odd Feilows will_visit this lodge THURSDAY EV December 4. All brothers in good standing cordial y invited. Elec- tion of officers. TH. POTER, X. G. FRANCO - AMERIOAN Lodge No. 207, 1. 0. 0. F.—Ufli- = cers and members are requested 10 SEAPPNE meet at their hall, cor. Murket and AN Seventh sts., 0dd Fellows’ building, THURSDAY, December 3, at 8 o'clock sharp, for election of offi- cers and initiat.on. Members ot sister lodges are | cordizlly invited. H. LEON AURADON, N. G. R. LAVIGNE, Secretary. MASTER MARINERS BE- nevolent Association — Regular i meeting will be held at_hall. Alcazar building, FRIDAY EVENING, Decem- ber 4. a.'7:30 o'clock. 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MASONIC HALL ASSOCIATION — Stockholders' meeting. ~ Noiice is hereby given ihat the annual meeting of the stock- hoiders of the Masonic Hall Association of | the City of San Francisco, for ihe elec- | tion of nine trustees and a tressurer, will be held in the Masouic 71emple. in the city of San Francisco, on MONDAY, the 7th day of Decems- ber, 1896." Polis will be open_from 12 . until 3 P M GFO. JOHNSON, Secretary. SPECIAL NOTICES, &= NOTICE. — ABANDONED CHILDRKN in the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum stnce July, 1885: Loretto Rowker, age 11 years: Gertrude ‘Sheridan, age 11 years: SITUATIONS WANTED-—Continu HELP WANTED-—Continned. AFLP WANTED-—Continuaa, EAT, RELIABLE GIRL WISHES S.TUA- tion for housework or chamberwork; willing 10 assist with children. Please call 1111 Folsom st., near Seventh. OOK, §30 AND W ASH; SECOND GIRL, §20¢ nurse, $15: 12 housework girls. city and coun- try, §20 and $25: 8 younx girls, assist, $10 (0 S13. _MISS CULLEN, 323 Suiter st. RS PROTECTIVE UNION EMPLOY- B‘;:R:; secretary, CONRAD TROELL. €57 Claz ARBERS—FOK EMPLUYMENT CALL SEC, | URSE AND HOUSEK REPER: ; HOROUGH- Iy unaerstands her business: good recommen- dations; city or country. 1164 MrKet st OMAN WANTS K0 Py AY PIANO; IS able to accompuny the vio in 20515 Po.K st. Y SUN6 GIRL DRSIRES A POSITION 40 AS- Jonoist In light housekeepins. 34 Lewls st., near es. {XPERIENCED DukEsSMAKER WILL vork by the day or at home; reasonable. 1004 Market st., room 6. SIYLISH DRRSSMAKes WOCLD LIKE more engagements by the day in families: food, Sutter-ang fier. 11814 Welsiiat, aea h, bet. Bryant and Braonan. OUD GIKL WIsHES POSITION econd work. Address 1236 Union st. YUMPETENT GIRL, WIS Es PLACE WITH a respectable family 1o do general honsework : kind to children. Apply 1108 Alabama st, Y OUNG LaDY, 3 MONTHS FrOM BERLIN, wishes place in nice family: pertect dress: maker; can wait at table well and would teach the children correct German: good references. 632 Minna st. QITUATIUN, BY EXPEIENCED WOMAN couk. in mining camp, or for men on ranch. Address A., 1121 Howard t. 1DOW OF EXPERIBNCE DESIRES A ! positlon as housekeeper in widower or bache- lor’s home: no objection to children. 865%a Mar- ket st., room 18, TO DO NL’A'l‘ HOUSEWORK GIRL Ox WOMAN, 815, country. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter si P. (. Barbers’ Assn. 5. ¥UCHS, 825 Grantave. NEYMEN BARoKHS boaulPLOYME. fi‘»’r‘imy. H. BKRNARD, 102 ~eventh st. RUSTN® OFFIC INKSS; $1100 E $45 . gant office furniture goes with the place; there is already $1500 1nvesied in the busi- ness and tlus racrifice is a chance of a bietime, and must be sold Mor will rent the business as itis: the owner must go Kast immediately. T. LUBELSK the Business Broker, 7 City Hall ave. RENCH CHAMBERMAID, $20. MI=S CUL- LEN, 328 Sutter st. A Fn‘n.\'cu}\'unw, CHILD, 1HREE YEARS, #20. MI¥S CULLEN, 323 Sutter st o AITRE:S, COUNTRY HOTEL, $20; WA1T- Tess hotel near city, $20. C. R- HANSEN & ., 110 Geary st. ECOND GIRL D LAUNDRESS, 825, country, see part: ere: Protestant cook and housework’ girl, $25: Swedish or German cook aud laundres-, #g5, for Sonora: 10 young girls. Isht housework, $15. C. R. EANSEN & C0., 110 Geary st. ANTED—GERMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN waltress and laundress, $20 Lo $25: laundress and chambermaid, country, $20; girl for house- work, Alameda, $20; young girls to assist, $10 and $12. LrON ANDRE, 316 ~tockton s:. ESTAURANT WATTRES», #20; COOK, small hotel, $35, see party here: coox, Germarn siyle, $30: a d girls for housework in city and country. J. F. CROSETT & CO.. ¥16 Sutter st. NToD—AN IDEA: WHO CANTHINK O# w:ome simple thing to patent? Yrotect your jdeax: they may bring_yon weaith. Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO., Dept. L, Patent Attor- peys, \ashington. D. C, for thelr S50 prise uffer and list of 200 ‘nventions wanted. TINCILESTER HOUSE, 44 THIKD ST.. NR. Wi n{‘ehs-rfl);)o rooms, 25c & night; reading- room: free bus and bargage to and from tbe ferry. . tureframe store; at & sacrifice: thig i3 & fine place for the money: Part can remain on the place. T LUBELSKI,7 Cits Hall ave. 00, FINE SALOON, DOING A G00D $ . business, w.th good fixtures: largs stock: pool-table; the location is fine and cheap Tent: jt will pay you to inve-tigate this fiue biy. T. LUBELSKL 7 City Hall av $45 STATIONERY, NEWS AND PIC- i1 SHORS! SHOES! NEW 10 ORDER: !:‘x::.:lyle, '$3 up: misfits and cast-off shoes bought o ihanged; largs stock of second-hani sboes: firs-class repairing: WOrk guaranteed. r-—o COAL ASND WOUD YARD: ALso $T50. 1ay ‘ana gram: doing fine. busives Iceation the finest for any one wanting a business otthis kind: it will pay you to investigate tiis place. T. LUBELSKI, 7 City Hall ave, NURsn:«tRL. $20: GERMAN UPSTAIRS «irl. $20; housegirl. 3 in family, $25: board- ing-house cook, $25. MRS. NOR ¥15 Sutter. ANTED—. NUMBER OF GIRLS, ALL nadonaliles, to fill good situations. MRS, HIRD. 721 EIlis st. 461-‘:11:\11;:{ OR SWEDISH GIRLS, HO work, $20. German Employment Oftice, 306 Mason si. AT GERMAN HOUSEGIRL WISHES SIT- ation; $12 to $15. Appy MRS, NORTON, 5 Sutter st. SANTED—GIRL TO A®SL U keeping: wages $8 to $10. Union st., nr. Devisadero. 1IN HOUSE- Apply 2613 EFINED GERMAN GIRL WI HES SITUA. tion for upstairs: work or nurse; plain cook- ing; $20. Call bet. 1 and 5 P. M. 1022 Guerrero st. 7OUNG DANISH GIRL FOK GENERAL housework and plain cooking. Please cail 2800 Sacrumento st. RESSMAKKEK, FIENST ULASS, WOULD like engagements by the day: city or country. 716 Lar<in st. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES situation for light housework: home more than wages. 418 Post st. Y A THOKUUGH, NKAT AND RELIABLE woman: light housework and zooking in a :’m‘:lu, respectaole family. . F., 625 Chestnut st., akland, Y A MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN; PO- sition as cook: country hotel, buarding house or institution preferrpd. No. 1 Mariha place, off Geary st., between Mason and Taylor. ADL WOULD LIKESITUATION AS HOUSE- keeper; city or country. Apply 117 Eddy, r. 1. l’ OUNG GlkEdUS FROM GEKMANY DE- sires position as companion or to take care of children: s & good seawstress. lnquireat 1512 Leaveuworth st. 200D HANDS ON LADIES' WAISTS, S STEUER, 126 Eighth st. VIRL FOR C(OUKING AND GENKRAL X house work. Call forenoon. 1628 Sutter st. ERMAN OR AMERICAN ASSIST WITH housework; small family : $15. 1265 Stanyan. XPERTENCED UPERATOR ON EUREKA glovesut 1951 Marker st., cor. Thirteentn. T ADY NURSKBET. (0 AND 40. 318 KEAR- i ney, DR. POPPER. ANIED_GERMAN GIRL TO ASSIST IN general housework, 1608 Kilis st ANTED—HOUSEK EEPER OR MATRON for institution. 2302 Clay At.. 1210 1 P. 3t ERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL FOR GEN- el housework; no cooking. 823 Geary st. S NIGHT NURSE FOR AN IN- no objection to child. 512 Minna st. JTRONG YOUNG DANISH GIR.. DESIRES housework by the day. Apply 500 Broadway. PRESE WETNUESE = WANTED. ©AFPLY 1721 Broadwav, bet. Franklin and Gough. T)RESSMAKERS—COMPETENT TEACHER will exchange piano ani singing iessons for sewing. I eacher, box 6J, this office. (CONPETENT DRESSMAKEK WISH S FEW more engagements by the day; 81 50 per day. 1144 Folsom st. GEL WISHES PLACE T0 HLLP COOKING and general housework: wages $10: lately Irom Ireland. Please call at 620y Minna st. ADY WISHES T0 DO SECOND W_EK AT i a note:. 87314 Market. room 31, second floor. JADY WOULD LIKE A SITUATION A i housekeeper: city or country. Apply 131 | Taylor st room 2. OUNG LADY DESIRES AN GFFICE POSI tion; will commence with (ow wazes; can fur- Diah best referencas. Address M. B., 500 Broder- ck st. COMPE'I‘ES’I' IRISH GIRL WISHES SITUA- 00 10 6o cooking und” housework in privaie family. ¢all 3529 Twenty-s+cond, near Valencia. \V IDCLES: KK HOUSE. 44 1THIRD 51 NR Market: 200 rooms: 25¢ to 81 60 per nlght £1 60 1086 per week; convenient and respectable; iree bus and baggage to and from the ferry. VIRL TO A~SIST IN HOUSEWORK. 601 ‘Laylor st., cor. Post. Y A SINGLE MAN A WIDOW Tu HELP in restaurant. G. B., box 66. ¢ all. IR T HOUUSEWORK, SMALL A ERI- can family, $20; call early.” 721 Filis st. W ANTED—YOUNG _GIKL, FOR HOUSE- work; wages $12. 620 Haight st. W ARTED — 180 YOUNG LADIES ~FOR Kiralfy's Grand Bsllet; ooly ladies who can waltz need apply: several weeks’' engagemeut. Apply Thursday 2 P, 3. Orpheum Theater. ANTED — AN EDUCATED, MIDDLE- ze1 woman, scrupulously neat, who nas had perience in the manugement of a honsenoid and care of children: widow preferred, without family entanglements: wiil have the care of two girls, 7 ana 10 years, and general management of home: one servani aliowed. Address M. A., box 154, Call Office. JANTED —GIRL FOR GENERAL BUT light housework in small family; 1o sleep at home; German preferred. 925 Filbert st. Y OUNG STRORG GIRL TO ASSIST HOUSE: work wages §8. 700 Post st.: lower hall door. ANTED—SITUATION BY AN AMERICAN widow as housekeeper in & widower s 1ami y. Address M. C. H.. 515 Kichth s .. Uakland SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. UNTER & CO. CHINESE AND JAPA- nese employmen: office. 17 Webb st., below Kearny, nr. Cal.; tel. main 231, W.C.YOUNG, mgr HINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT office; best help. 41415 U'Farrell. Tel. E 426. NHINESE & JAPANESE: kS1'D. 20 YEARS: Jheip:tel.main 1997. BRADLEY &CU.. 640 Clay. APANESE IN 1 ELLIGENCE AGENCY, K78, St Ann’s bidg., 6 Eddy st.: tel. Main 34, PLACE AT JLDERLY GERMAN WANTS gentleman’s country residence, hoel or road- | house: very handy with ail kinds of tools: under- stands horses; small waces if steady place and €00d home. C. C., box 45, Call. TOUNG NOXW EGIAN, CAN MILK, US DER- stands the care of horses, has also waited at tab.eand worked around house, private family, wenis work of any kindi Address Temperance, box 123, Call. '1,' OUNGMARKIED MAN (GERMAN) WANTS work of any kind; thoroughiy understands horses and is handy with tools; references. Ad- dress G. A., box 46, Call. ANTED — WORK AT PAPER-HANGING or painting. HALL, 1049 Mission st. OBFRI, RTrADY, ALL-ROUND JOURNAL- 2D is ; any legitimate employ ment at any time:a-- vertisement writing included. L., box 57, Call office. Fl ND WIFE WISH SITUATION to work 0n A ranch; 5 years in frmt business. Address 639 Mission st. S FOREMAN ON A GOUD RANCH: REF- £\ erence trom present employers. Address F., Call Branch Oftice, 167 Ninth st. Yufixu MAN, 5, WANTS POSITION TO work in restanrant with opportunity to learn how to wait on tavle. MILLE#, 108713 Market. JEWING LESSONS FREE — NOW IS THn time to enter the M Dowell Dress-cutting School. 638 Market st., opposite Palace Hotel. JIGHT SCHOOL NOW OPEN. FLYNN'S Dres:-cutting and Making School, 14 Mc Aliister 3 BALOON AND [ URNISHE $450. Teoms in connection: doiug zood wd ness and o ation the finest, near waier tio; this will imterest you ¥ investiga ed, as it actuall is o bargain, T. LU BELSKL 7 City Hall ave. . LADIES, ATTENTION—A 6110, tetiTbusiniess. clearing .2 tens: month: business established ad e furniture of office, fixtures, etc tion and trial given. Apply K Market st. RE 749 Mission st., near Grand tipera-honge. THEAPEST AND LARGHEST LODGING- . Lindell House. 6th and Howard. N CIT {00 AND TFT IN CITY—SINGLE ROOMS, 15, 20 95 cents per night: $1, 81 25, §1 50 per week. Pacitic House, Commercial #ud i.eldesdorft MEN TO TAKE LubGING AT 1ue, 16¢ 100 2 Yoc nigot. including coftee aint roils. €24 Washington st., near Kearny. NKY ACME HUUSE, 9ol uaARKed ST, BE- Jow €1xth. for n room: - Zbe a_ niehts $1 week. ANTED—SINGLE ROOMS, 16c A DAY: $1 W ek vooms for 2, 250 u duy. 81 50 & week: reading-room: daily papers. 36 Clay st. 3 SIMON WANTS 100 MrN 10 GET BOI- L- ll-n:)ger or wine 5¢: best free Junch. 843 Clay. OOMS 160 T0 76¢ Pr K N1GH; 50c TO $1 50 25 Drumm st. EW GRAND, 246 THIRD—SUNNY ROOMS AN “from #1 to 83 per week; reading-room. OSEDALY HOUSE, 521 BLLIS, NEAR TAY: R50r: 00 Tooma: 266 night: reading-room. ANTED, YOUR SHOKS— WK KEPAIK &hoes up'to 9 o'clock every night: those work- Ing through the day can have theif snoes repaired atnight while you wait: ladies’ soling, 85¢; men's roling, 60c; fine shoes made to order from 82 up: we have a \o: of shoes, been damaged by water, ay less than one-fourth their value, from 25¢ up to 2 50. 562 Mission at.. bet. First . and Second st AGENTS WwANIED, $300. i the {m mediate vicinity of Mark. £00d business and nicety fitted up. Apply Ki; & CO., 917 Market st. 2 COUNTRY HO AND LIVy $8-70 . stable at raflroad station. pa. 82500 a year profit; excellent elimate for hoyi(y OOLLEY, b:2 Market st . terest in restaurant; zood locatio, E. K., box 44, this office. FANTED—TO BUY SMALL PAYING BUSC ness; no mgents or humbugs. J. S M., box 60, Call. a : CORNKE SALOUN; HANDSOME " $400. §rares, Third st. (399D Cus. BALOON ACEQS* FROM DEPO X wiill take partner or exchange. 212 Townser suitable man and wife. 4, ANTED—MEN TO SELL ENAMEL LET- ters and signs. Enamel Works, 409 Sanchez GRUCERY AND BA $15 GENTS—A BOOK THAT OUTSELLS ANY publication since Grant’s book Is “General Miles’ Personal Recolleciions”; every oae wants the book writtin by the commander-in-chief of the TUnited States army: first agent’s commission $22 in 3 hours. K. PERSON. manager subscrip- tion department, The Whitaker & Ray Company, 728 Market st. JO MAGAZINE OFFERS SUCH LIBERAL AN ‘inducements to azents as The Family Journal. Write for particulars, 14 Sansome st. ARTNERS WANTED. RUSTWORTHY PARTNER WI MALL capital to enlarge es'ablished busines®; paper- | nanger or printer preferred. 1909 MeAilister st. KOOMS WANTED. ETACHF D SUNNY MODERN HOUSE OF 9 rooms snd bath: large grounds: must be seen to be apprecinted: rent low: 2012 Pine st PROP. TY WANTED NE OR TWO LOTS WANTED IN RICH- ‘mond district for cash: please state lowest pifice and location: no agenis. Address Buyer, box 106, this office. + rooms. Apply California Brewersy. VTANDY- once. J UTCHER FIXTURES, FIR: - B ork stail: big bargain. 1701 Leavenworth st. THUOTING-GALLERY AnD Clo 91314 Market si r considered; value in stock over $375 1€88; lease $600 REST SALE: GOOD . location; daily rece.p:s average $40; il trial given: no'sgents. luquire Call Office. 150 SALOON: DOING GOOD BUSI- ¥ . ness: viluein signt. Avply Broad- way Brewery, Nineteenth and xolsom § WRNER, BECA | SE OF SICKNESs, WISHES to sell restaurant: good paying business. Cail on manager. 204 Fourth st. i3 HOE - SHOP FOR cheap. dero st ANTED—NOVELTIES, ALL K(NDS, FOR s salcon. Write tull particulars: adaress )ate saloon, Laredo, Tex. THE BAY: GOOD Oakland. ALOOY; FULL $550 Inquire 45 Third st. LE, Up- LU WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. WAL K, 40 TALL PAPE A KOLL: PAPER HANG. ing, painting. etc., by contract or day’s rk, au_your own price: work must be had. N. K. MERIGAN, 1302 Webster st. LD GULD AND SILVER BOUGHT; JEWEL- sy, watches repaired. MUND, 113315 Mission. UILDINGS BOUGIHT: LUMBER, SASHES, doors, mantels. etc., for sale. 1166 Mission st. SELL YOUR BOOKSN, CLUTHING AND JEW- elry 10 A. KLEIN. 109 Sixth at: send postal. MEDICAL. EARN ORE! iskirt patterns.2sc. McDOWELL'S, 636 Market OSEDALE HOUSE. 321 ELLIS, NK. TAY- lor—100 furnished rooms: 2dc night: $1 week. W AXTED-MEN aAND WOMEN T LEARN barber trade: only 8 weeks required: tools given and catalogue sent. S. r. Burver Scnool, 1515 Howard st. USILUNVEN(nNT AND RsPRCTABLS: “H. Winchester Houss, 44 Third st., near Marke:: %00 rooms; 25cto $1 50 per night; $1 50 to $3 jer week: iree ‘bus and vaggaze 10 And ro MALY HBELY WANLED, IMER, TO D ranch butcher, $25: ¥ farmer and wife, $30; cabinet-maker. & HEADY, Leading hmployment Agents. 634 and 636 Clay st farme EAD BAKER FOR C UNTRY SHOP, $15 per we. eat young man to carry off dishes, hotel, §25. €. R. HANSEN & CO.,110 Geary st. oEC ND PURIER rOR FIRST-CLA*S HO- tel in the country: steudy place the year round ; §20 and tound and free fare. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Gearv st. |;OOKKEEPKR ~ND CLEKK FOR A GEX. S eral merchandise store: coustry: $30 and found. C. R. HANSEN & U 110 Geary st. NEAT YOURG MaN. OFEN aSD € OK A\ oysters, make salads and serve cold meats, 513 & week: no Sunday or evening work. C. R. HANSEN & C0., 110 teary st. SUTTING AND FITLING: | BLESSING T0 LADIES SUFFERING from and diseases pecullar (0 their sex: Iatest improved method of (reatment: never falls: perfectly harmless: free irom any bad effects: never makes them sick to make them well: travelers helped immediateiy; prices to sulc the {lmes: home in confinement. DK. & MKS. DAVIES, 14 McAllister st.. next Hibernia Bank: gonsule free; Fremch reguisiing pink pllls, $2; houry from ', M. 105 P. M. und 7 109 P. M. PROCESS WHAT NEVRER FAILS TO RE- store every case of monthly sickness from whatever cause in a few hours when medicines and others bave failed; no instruments used; mauy years' experience: every case guaranteed: advice free: teims reasonable: firsi-ciass private home for confinement. MR. D, DALEY, 1128 Market st., over the Owl Drug Store. DE, FoviE S FRENCH CAPS 3 ES — A guoranteed absolute cure for all jemale dis- eases.(no ma’ter whet caunse): pasitively safe and lesure: no @ang r or after effects: taken in time it also ‘acts a3 a preventive: price $1 50 per box; sent free by mail on receipt of price. WALLER BROS., 88 Grant ave. Cumfi-»'rum: AND 3 FURNISHED ROOMS; - laundry attached. 417 Hayes st. OR SALE — CORNrE GROCKRY AND I fruitstore: splendid location: with horse and wagon: doing nice cash business: all new fix- tures and a choice fresh stock of groceries: will be sold cheap or wili exchange for small ranch. Call at 2923 Twenty-second st., 8. F. YREATEST INVEN 1 ION I~ OUR PRESENT age—New cooking system which will revolu- tionize the world: speculators with little money may join me to organize stock company. limi:e: paten: secured: 50 per cent on the doilar guaral teed 10 investors. Call and see the new process after 2 P. M., 124 O'Farrell st. 0 A PEESON OF MEANS, O ONE WHO has a son they d¢sire (o establish in business, an opportunity can be had with the undersigned in apleasant, safe end paying business; the best of references furnished and he sume required. M. H., box 118, Call Office. ARE OPPORTUNITY 10 PUKCHASE old-established furniture, carpet and under- faking business; clears over $3000 a year: siock $10,000. GEO, L BIRKMAIER, Wells-Fargo ¥xoress building. ARTNER WITH 8100 IN RESTAURANT: won!d haye control of dining-room and receipt Ppresent owngr remains as cook; money 10 be in- Ves.ed in the vusiness. 24414 Third st. ANTED—TO BUY,;A GOOD BUSINESS OR iodging-house; no agents. Cali 410 Kearny st. room 10. JILLSALARY AND 80 PER CEN 1 PROFIT satisty you? Business established 8 years: mure help necessary; paruner preferred, Address W. 8., box 140, Call. $176 R SUAURANT—CHEAP: ON AcC- NEW PROCESS—NO MEDICINE, | NSTRU- ment or worthless pills used; eviry woman herown physician for all femaletroubles, no matter from what cause; restores always in one day: can be sent and used at home; a!l cases gnaranteed. DR. POPPER and MRS. DRS. NAIL, 318 Kearny. . count sickness: make offer. 208 Kl $200. 52 LU0 FIN LOCATION « cheap rent. 650 Sacramento st., neac Kearny 1. ROOMS, WELL FURNISHED AND RENT- < ed. to seil cheap. 1434 Turk st LL CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRE=SION retored in a few Lours: saiety acsured at any nstant rellef for travelers: home in confine- ment: consult free: confidential: hours. 10 :0 5. MRS. DR. WY KTH, 916 Post st., near Larkin. ANTED—CHIROPODIST FOR A HAMMAM bath: it has a Iarge established pratice: no rent. For particalars apply 10 C. R. HANSEN & €0., 110 Geary st. "ERMAN FAMILY, WITH TWO CHILDREN 1and 4 years of age, wanis work of any kind in the country: would like to take charge of small ranch where woman can raise poultry: have gool alitornia reference. Address P. YOUNG, 1409 Valencia Y OUNG MAN WITH FIRST CLASS RiFER- ences wants position in private family or to A peaks several languages. L., box 87, Call TED—BY STEWARD OR COOK, RE: engazemen: : deep water or coast: 12 years sxperlence. Apply JOHN WILLLS, Facitic House, 209 Leidesdorf st. TKONG YOUNG MAN WANTS A POSITION with a butcher: had experience; can give best referen es as (6 honesty and stendiess: willing to SUart to work at once. Address H. M. box 15, Call. XPERIEXCRD GROCER WASNTS FOSE don. Address 115 Eddy st. SEINE; i AND MACHINIST: CAM GIVE g00d references; wages not so much an object 12 mouths. Ad- N 4<to remain in city for the next dress &, B, vox 148, this office. AN AND WIFW (NEW ENGLAND PEO- pie) for privete place; man understands care of horses, caztle, grounds and poulfrs; wiie com- petent cook, housekeeper or second work: city or country. Address M. W.. box 77, Cail Uflice. OSITION BY FIKET-CLAS> BOOKKEEPER, furniture or housefurnishing goods saiesman: wilitake temporary Mate. - Addrees k. Ko box 71, this office. Genevieve by OUNG GEKMAN WOULD LIKr A SITUA- Sherldan, age 4y, Narclsca 0zio, age 7 years; tion .0 do any kind of work in private famiiy Mary Fitzzerald age 7 years: Teresa Coyle, age | Orstore: has good recommendation. ~Address k. 12 years: Mary Kowau, age 10 years. H,, box 111, Call Oftice. & GAS FIXTURES MADE 1 ORDER APANESE, FIRST-ULASS COUK, WANTS cheapest place in the city. HUs siuation in family; city or country. Apply SCHMIDT, 623 Golden Gat ave. YAMA, 923 Sacramen:o st. T ANTEU—SECOND COOK, $50; RESTAU- rant walter, country. $30; blacksmith helper, §15 and found; Swiss farmer: shoemasers avd others. Apply to J. F. CRUSETT & €O., 68 Sacramento st. TASNTED—A WAIIER WHO SPEAKS French, $25: wailr. plain restaurant, $25; man to work atout privace place. country, $15: vine-pruners. $1 & day: cook, $40; and others. L. ANDRE, 315 Stockton st. AINTER, $3 A DAY; ERRAND-0OY, §2 A week: porter for barber-shop. MAKTiN'S, 749 Market st AKER AND DO SOME RANGE WORK, $45. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. - I ARBERS, ATTENTION—FOR SALE, HO- tel 3hop, With two_billiard-tables included, at a reasousble figure: part cash; rent reasonahle. For fuil particalurs inquire of H. BERNARD, 102 Seventh st. \NLY $20 REQUIRED 10 LEARN THE barber trade; only 8 weeks required ; the above rate for al: applicants before December 7. For particulars call at 768% Howard s'., ur. Fourth. {ALESMAN FOR DRY GUOUS AND CI OTH- ing for interior town; good salacy. U. . Indus- trial Agency, room 185, Crogker building. ANIED—AT UNCE, MAN WiTH SMALL Ccush cupltal; new scheme: big money. 15 Sansome at., room 12. W ANTED—GOUD SRUEMAKER ON KE- pairing. 4102 Nineteenth st., near Cascro. W ANTED—BOY FOR BAKERY:; DON'T AP- ply If no: experienced. 714 Valencia st. BOX WANTEL FOR TATLOR-SHOP, WITH some experien ce. 106 Bactery. ANTED—2 SHINGLERS. COKNER dAYES and Lyon sts. §= BAD TENANTS hIKCTED FOR 84 rollections made, city or country. Pacific Collection Co.. 415 Montew at.. room 6, Fel. 5380 S1TUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE, ITUATIONS WANTED—2 FRENCH COOKS with 2 and 3 yvears’ city reierences; Ausirian cook with first-ciass European references, ana a great many girls with the best of city refarence: German cook for ristaurant. Cali at LEON ANDRE, 315 Stockton st. ERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 506 MA. 80 st., furnishes best huip of all nationaiities- COMPETENT WOMAN DESLKES PLACE TO do light housework; city Or couniry; good home more an object than high wages: good reser- ences. Call, for 2 days, 912 Howard st. JEAT, COMP.TENT WOMAN, IS GOOD cook and iaundress, wants a place in an Amer- can tamily; city or country. Please call 958 Mis- sion, near Sixth. W TLLING TO DO WASHING VERY cheap, having 8 litcle children to wake care of. MRS. EVISON, 209 Natoma st OMPEIENT PER:ON WISHES A SITUA- tion to do zeneral huusework; best of eity ref- erence. Call or address 228 Twenty-eighth st. VIRL WISHE> PLACE T0 HE1P WITH cooking and generai housework: lately irom Ireland: wages $10. Please call at 62015 Minnu s Good start. Won easly. Winner, k. Corrigan’s ch. g (4), by imp. Rossington-Ada Keess, Time, 2:03%3. W ANIED - LACE FOR GlNERAL HOUSE work: first-class references: &1so DuTsegrl: 1R, FIFTH RACK—Seven furiongs; selling: purse £350. would do second work. 7 Van Mess ave. oL, |3 ANISHGIRL DESIRES PLACE A8 HOUXT- T 1 T ] Betting, - keeper: 10 object.on to country. Address 715 Index.| Horse,age, weight- (St | 1% | 15 | 3 ‘ str. ) Fin. | Jockey. [Op. (1. | Howardst. room 76. — = = == —| Ty RMAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION AS 167 |Gratify, Foaatlis1 | ansle 1 5 ; clty refe 8 | brametts, 8. 1013 | 113 28 | 2% \ e o i l(xwf’o:"e: B e 169 | Miss Cunn 7{ 4bh | 427} 41 81 36 5 6 - 94 |Broad Biliow 41 72 | 5n | 63| 53 | a2 40 100 | {UDERLY AMERICAN WOMAN WARNTS €8 |Camelin. 3 9| 88 ['7n | 81" | 75 | 814 4 7 bousework in smail tamilv: x00d plain cook: 1:8 |Cardwell, gl 5n (20 | 71 | 81 | 613 20 - . 1 | Beat; can sieep home if rcquired. MIRS. CARR, 160 | Examiner, 3| 835 |"3n | 81 | 41 ! 7% |Thorpe 10 (s | TESLMArEer ¥orcots 3 [Tober. 4 6/ 983 | 8 91 | 91 | 83 |Haslew, 13 . 4 >3 : : 84| posos, HRTEETRR AR TR a0 M et al Basergocks e REE -4 ! Cole. 80 200 | cook; wages $10 10812 504 Howard, cor. kirst Gocd star. Won bardily. wWinper, Co.eman & Jones’ ch. g., by Farandole-Satistaction. Time, 4 ]1R9, SIXTH RACE—One and s sixteenth miies; seiling; purse $400. T B 1ndex. | Torse, age, wetgnt. | st. | sa. | 34 | 35 | 4 | s lrm Jockey, © | Joprtg (,55) | Palomnciia, 8.....97, 1| 11 | 2%, 2% 81 15 11 162" [1heima, 5. 95| .x‘ 3h a;;'/“ 3:.%] zh l g 1"13 152 | Littie Crippie, 6... 4| 4n | 3n 42|43 E 6 8 163 |Trappean, 3. 6/ 21 | 1n|1b|1h | 20 20 versor. | Forem st, 4. 516 |5 |6 |5 i 20 40 {166)| Red Gienn, 5. 2| ten |. | 15 1 85 Good start. Won easlly. Winner, Burns & W; 1:484 aterbouse’s ch. f., by furinsm-imp. Paloma. Time, NEAT, RECIABLE GIRL WISHES SITUA tion to assist in neral housework or cham- berwork; kind to chiliren: wages $12 to $15. Piease call at 45 Russ st., near Seventh. OUNG GIRL WISHES PUSITION: LIGHT housewor< or take care of chlidren. Pleass in- quire at 644 Filberc \ TLLING SIEADY WOMAN WAN S SITU- ation (0 assist with 1ight honsework or cham- berwork: good home more an object than wages. Call 110 Sixth st., room ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN WOMAN, position o care for voung children; is £ood seamstress. A. W.. box 123, Call uthce. Y UUSG GIRL WISHES LIGHT , HOUSE- work, Pleass call 1532 Howard st. ANTED_BY YOUNG MAN, CHANCE TO work even ngs for board; experienced hand with horses. J. G. L., box 97, Call Offive. TOUNG MAN WANTS WORK: HANDY AT house-painting, whitening and paper-hanging: £ood references: City or conntry; after work, not wages. C. W. V., box 88, Cail Otice. ANTEDU—GOOD COATMAKER ON CUS tom coats wiih ood wages. 626 Minna st. TKST-CLASS CITY HOKSESHORING; good salary. Address H. I, box 134 Call. $-CHAIR BARBKR-SHOP FOR SALE; $200; rent free. Inquire 821 Howard INGINEER (-COTCH), CHIEF'S CERTIFI- cate, also praciical araughtsman, wishes charze of machine-shop, machinery, eic.; best of references. it., box 30, Call Cflice; ASTERN CHEESE-MAK R WANTS JOB; 11 yerrs’ experience: good references. k. C. BOUTHMAN, 2028 + teiner st HOEMAKEER WANTS A JOBi GOOD ALL- round workman: no objection 0 country town; reference. D. W. C., box b, Gail Oftice, Oakland. ITUATION WANTED BY DRIVEK; OR any kind-of outsiae work. 3208 Buchanan st. AN AND WIiFe (EASIERN PEOPLE): man_understands care of horses. cattle nnd grounu; wife competent cook and housekeeper; speak plain German and English. Address M. W., box 65, Call Office. s XPERIENCRD POULTRYMAN, WHO UN- derstands the operating of incubators and brooders, steam boliers and engines, ihe raising of brofiers. green ducklings. pigeons and fowl for egg production, who understands the business in all of its bran with years of experlence, de- manager of a ponltry plant. 'Ad- Parsons. 506 Markel st. | QUBER, 7S YOUNG MAN. haudy with tools. also having some experience in nursing, wishes employment of any Kind: city preferrad.” Call or write C. N. 8., 718 Minna AN WANTED T0 WOKK IN HOUSE AND garden in exchange for home and clothes; must be trusiworthy ‘and widing: no other need aipiy; Teferences required. By letter to ZWNO, Lackspur station. Marin County. Cal. ADIES, CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNY- rovat Plils (Diamend Brand) are best; safe, re. liable; take no other. Send 4c., stamps. for partica. lars. “Relief for Ladies,” in letter by return mall; at druggist's. Chichester Chem. Co.. Philadelphia, BS. GOUDWIN, SPLCIALIST: LADIES, near or far, safe, quick cure guaranteed, any dizease or complaint; home for patients: best skill: free diagnosis; 10w fees; selt cure. 904 Me- Allister st. LPRAL'S FRENCH PILLS_aA BOON TO izdies with female troubles: no danger: safe and sure; §2 50 express C. u. D ; don't delay until 100 late. ' OSGUOD BROS., Oakiand, Cal. SUKE CUREN FOR ALu FaMALS s eases, from whatever cause: home i contine- men: ; every comfor:: satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. MRS, DR.GWYKR, 226 Turk st. ON'E FAIL TO CONSULT D&, JURDAN AT his museom, 1051 Market st.: his 50 years successtul practice Is a gurrantee of fair treatmen:; the worst Cuees treated satistaciorily by mall. s 500 AL FUR A CASE T FAILTO CUREOF fenale complaints or diseases of the eye; consuitation iree. MES. DR. SCOTT. 513 Jones st. DT PRAE'S FEMALE REGULATING PILL=: safe_and eflicient emmenacogne; 81 per box. RICHARDS & CO..druggists, 406 Clay st. M EJEOPOLITAN DISPENSARY, 107355 L Market st.; 20 years' experience in nervous | and oth sexes: RS, D. BAKTON, DOCTRESS: MASSAG) and medical treatments. 8)8 Howard st , 8. F. LA FRIEND AND MOTH RIS CARE. MRS. DR. FUNKE. 1418 tighth st., Alameds. FIRKEGULAK URANY FRMALE DISEASE see MRS.DR. PUETZ and be content. 25414 4th. R, HALL, 14 MCALLISIER STRERT, NoAl Jones. Diseases of women and childrea. RS. DRS, DONOVAN, 1306 FOLSOM ST. confinement 150 SETS NEW AND SECOND HAND HAR- ness, all kinds; wagons, buggies, surreys, rockaways, carts: must Oe sold. 1128 Mission 4: 40 HORSIES Fuit SALK; ALSO WAGONS buggies, carts, harness: Grand Arcade Horsa Market, 827 Kix:h st.; agction sales every Wednes cay. SULLIVAN & DOYLE, Auctioneers. 'llk“-. EMPORIUM SALES Y AKDS, 220 VA. lencia st., is the place 10 g0 1t you wan: to buy. sell or exchange horses, bugsies, wagons or har- ness; anction sales every Saturdav at 11 o'clock. ANTED — STLONG BOY WHO HAS workea In a printing office; give wages ex- pected. R. 0., box 15, Call uflice, BO0 5L A:’;I-“\:II AN SLOUN -hiAN b HAR: ne: nds: buggy.wazon, carts, surre, & rockawav: 40 cheap horses, 15th A Valenciy. XPrhKIENCED NEWSPAPER SOLICITOR: frst-class opportnnity; state last emp.oyment. oudress Immediate, box 24, Ca 1 Uflice. OB BAL: ~ YOUNG HURS SOUND; stand without hitching: very cheap. 8007 Fiil- more st. HOY; PLUNB- 'S HELPEK, WANTED. 913 F.ast £ our.eenti st., kas: Oakland. T LECTRIC HORSE-CLIPPING: CALLED FOR T and returned. 540 Valencia: o). Mission, 227 TGAR-MAKERS AND STRIPPEES WANT- sl Golden West Cigar Faciory, 4088 McAl- Ister st. DVERTISING SOLICITUR FUR SPANISH weekly: Iliberal commission advanced. 420 Montgomery st.. ro>th b. UOM> PaPrRELD, %2 50 £P: WHITENED, #1 up: stains or blemishes removed: painting by day of contract; 1200 Webster, tel. Steiner;235. LW WALDO HOUSE, 16> MISSION, ET. 3d and 4th—Ningle furnisned rooms, nignt 15¢ 10 50c, week $1 to $2 reading-i0om; strictest ai- tention morging calls: clean: quiet; open ail night. S’A‘Yuuu AND DURABLE CALF SHuLS made to order: $2 50. 959 Howard, nr. Sixth, B() Brab DRIVING ASD WOk HORSsS; 000 10 1700 ibs. %62 Howard WAGUSNS AND CAKRIAGES, le:’iAl\;H‘SESOSDHAND]gKERS'. LAUN- v, milk and grocery wagons: and 2 Tine buggies. $28 Hartmonat - oA 00D SECOND-HAND LIGIT EX : Dew platform:launiry ; choap. 414 %i.i'h’ffis: CAEPEL CLE cux STLAM CARPET G| NG WORKS: cleans, moves. lays carpets. G. H. STEVEN: M. 38 and 40 rigiih at.; telophone Soutl 260, <ARBEKS! YOUNG MAN WITH 1 YEAR'S ) experience in 15c shop desires situation. Oak- Jand or vicinity preferred. A. B.,box 10, Call Of- tice, Oaklana. ’ wmunlsa‘l‘u HOUSE, 44 1THIRD. NKAKR Markei—Kiectric lights in ¢ room: 200 rooms: 26c to $1 60 pee night: 81 50 10 $3 per X eek: {ren bus and bagga~e to and from the 1erev FEMALL hbos WANLTED, B HEAD WAITRESS, $i5 AND BOOM: GIRL country hotel, $20 and room: girl assist in small restaurant, $10 and room; waitress city, $15 and room: 2 girls Washingion 20: girl Broad- way, $20: girl Eddy st., $2C: Jewish girl, $20: girl for Sonora, Cite 820 to 825, girl for Cro kett, Cal., $20: 2 housekeepers, #15: girl Palo Alto; cirl Hayes st., $15; girl Washington sc, $16: girl Giough st., $15: girl Fair Oaks, $20; German ,irl Loguna, B20: il Sutier st $1: girl Green st #15: (R 'Brosd way, £20 $12 per monu: | man, 7 swede," D Marsxet st. :llswnsu GIRL, HOUSEWURK, $:0. MAR- TIN'S, 749 Market st. GIRLS TO LEARN COOKING IN RESTAU- rant. German Employment Office, 306 Masou. JOR FULL AND CLEAN 10c MrAL OR coffee and cakes 5c go to 1314 Grant ave. QLUHO HOU~E, 80313 JARKE L ST.—RUUMS 20c, 25¢ to 50¢ night: §1 to $2 weex. N ANTED, 10 COLLECT WAGES DUE LABOK ers&clerks. KNOX Collection Agcy, 110 Sutter ANTED—500 M EN TO-DAY 10 EAT BEST 5c and 10c meals. Old Economy, 410 Kearny. T5BING US VOUR TOEAS. HALL OF INVEN- tions, 215 “ansome st T. 12 paients pro- cured, promoted and sold. RECRUITS WANTED FUR THE UNITED ~tates Marine Corps. United States Navy: able-bodied unmarried men, between the azes of 21 and 30 years. who are citizens of the United or those who have legally d:clared their inteuntion 10 become citizens: must be of good character and habits and able 10 speak, read and write Knglish, aDd between b fert 54nches and 6 feet n height. ¥or further information apply at the Recraiting Uffice, 20 Kllis st., San Francisco, Cal. MM‘% HALE-dULING, DUC.: LADIES, 40c; done while you wait. 638 Market, opp. P Hotel: brauch 707 Market, opn Wil & Flnei e e gy VAKPETS CLEANED AND REN .. Oliks vem. & GUSON & CO., 35 Moty tel South 36. D, MAC U CCess0Ts. HEN YUU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH Poor work send to SPAULDING'S Pioneer Car- pet-beating Works, 355-57 Tehama st.; tel. S0. 40. DVANEr Ca APET-CLEANING @ Ct 2 Sutter. tel. Main 394. GEO. w;wgm‘.,"émfo\_ J . B MICHELL, CARPRT-CLEANING CO., + 2404th s cleaning 3¢ a yard. Tel. Mis. 74. YAKPET-CLEANING, 8c: LAYING, 8c: RGG sampies free; tel. Jessie 944. Straiton, 19 Sth st. YONKLIN'S CARPET- BEATING WOR, (J 833 Golden Gate ave. Telephone East i"lfi.xh 5C A YAKD AT GREAT WiSTERN CARPET- O cieaning Works. 11 Eighth st ONES & CO. MAIN OFFI 3 Kighth st. Telephone jess'e 100'51” et D FHYSICIANS, e B. C. C. ’DONNELL, 1208 M 'y Golden G: diseases of wo-::‘nx;!:eecon W ANTED-LABORERS AND MECHANIGS to know thut Ed Kolkin, Reno House proprie- tor. sull runs Denver House, 217 Third st.: 150 large rooms; 25¢ per night; $1 10 $3 per week. PHOTOGRAPHERS SUPPLIES. 00D CHANCs FOR A first-class oyscer and chop house 1ocation: proprietor is leaving cicy. 216 Sixth st AKER CANDY. MNUTIUNS, CIGARS, 1 Jauniry} 6 sunny rooms: leaving city: bar- gain. 1151 Mission st. _ Z XAMINER ROUTE IN OAKLAND FOR sale. Address W., box 9, Call Office, Oakland. ESTAURANT—HALF INTEREST CHEAP; established 15 years: remaining partuer 7 years. 1241 Market. ¥ $6(' SALOON: GOOD LOCALITY: AVER. . ages 815 dally: a bargain. 42 Spearst, TuCK OF GRCUCERIES FO® SALE AND store 1o let: SW con Hyde and QTAR AN F st., for sale; cheaj ROOMS: SUITABLE FOR A SALOON. 829 Howard st., between kourth and Fifih. .15400(1 BUSINSS, PUKRTLAND, OK.: paying $175 per month: good chanca to increase. luquire C. E. NAYLOR, room %, floor 8, Mills bullding. ] EADING KESTAURANT IN LEADING J senside resort of Pacific Coast: owner retiring irom busingss. Address ¥, box 138, Call Office. VW ANTED—PARTNER WITH $40.000 iN grocery and liquor honse established sincs 1863. Address A. V., box 9. Call Office. EWSPAPER ROUTK IN INTERIOR CITY. Close (0 San Francisco. For Particulars app.y this office. OULR FUR SALR AUKUSS THE BA L. tar anire at Cail Oftice. 'for sale: good A LODGING-HOUS -RUOM CURNER HOUSE. 12 rooms: fine sunny corn 2 50 rooms, clearing $.00; in payments.. 8-room houss rooms all rented : near City Hall: new. 14 rooms on Folsom st.. near Third. 66-room corner house, new furniture 3, 100m> on Market s, offer wauted. 12 rooms, central, good furniture. . H.:C DECKER, 1020 Market 8 SNAP—HOTEL AND ELEGANT BAK: 40 rooms: must sell to-day: all fall of steady ers and paying. A. M. SPECK & CO., 602 Mirket st. ODGING-HOUSE WANTED OF 30 TO 60 4 ToOmS*: nONe bui projrielors need reply. Ade dress A., box 10, this office. 95 ROOA LODGING-HOUSE ON WATER iront: cheap: parties gong morth. L. H., box 123, Call Office. JOR SALE—700 CALIFORNIA, pont: 12 furnished room: TRST-CLASS TRANS rooms: bargain this week COR- DU- ENT X 131 Taclo) ROOM FLAT is0 upright, Mozart piano; sold cheap. 936 Oak st., cor. Scott. 3 ING FURNITURE C0.,1197-29-31 MARKET, furnish 4 rooms, $: 8 1050 best bargaius. J URNITURE OF'§ HOOMS FOR SALE: WILL sell in separate pleces. 214 Sixth st. SHAM FURNITURE CO.—LOWEST urniture, earpers: al erades. 866 Miss'n 837 w18 ST._ASH chamber sults, $13 50; folding-beds. $10. NYHAS M. PLUM & 1301 MAKKE! & : Carpets. Furniture and Uphol as. CakPris: CHAMBEK S s 40U sioves, $5: parior eets, $20; folding-beds, - D MeCA RTH S, §10: bas outfits. . 764 Mission. T L. J. NEUMANN'S, 117 SIXTH, FOR lowest prices on household g0ods: new or gool 8 New: CAS _OF On Iime: open evenings. FULNMTULE WANEED, F YOU WANT GOOD PRICS FOR FURNL ture and merchanaise see BURD, 211 Larkin. TGHER PRIC~. IHAN ANYWHERE PAID by Indiana Auction Co,1067 Market.opp.Jones VASH PALD ot EATIRE HOUSES OR smatler lois of Mumuiture carpets wa J. BO GR. 222 Stockion: send rostal ALAUBNEAS-AY DVICE FREKDIVORCE LAWS A SPE alty: private; no charge unless successful; jaw suits, claims, collections, wiils, deeds, ec., at- tended to. G. \+. HOWE, at'y-at-law. 850 Market. AILOES' AND MECHANICS' WAGES Cul- lected: estates probated: deeds, wilis, contracts drawn: advice free. J. G. JaFFRESS, law oftice, 632 Market st., room 23, P W. KING, CHRONICLE BLDG; CONSUL~ + tation free; probate: all cases: fees low. INGUKE & MALCULM, ATTORNEYS AT law. room 431 Parrott building (Emportum). e S Ak S ol OQUGHT YOUR CAMERA? SEE - B est at 124 Geary st Callfornia Canera o DVICE kR NOCHARUE UNLESS oG G cesstul. W. Wa DAVIDSON, 947 Marker ae